At a glance
- Type
- Legendary Lord
- Battlefield role
- Spellcaster with Slaanesh-aligned campaign mechanics
- Content pack
- Total War: Warhammer II
- Race
- Dark Elves
- Faction
- Cult of Pleasure
Availability
Content pack: Total War: Warhammer II. Immortal Empires ownership
- Morathi is included with Total War: Warhammer II. Own it on the same storefront as your Immortal Empires access to select the Cult of Pleasure.
The Cult of Pleasure
Choose Dark Elves and the Cult of Pleasure for Morathi. Her faction spreads Slaanesh corruption and has access to certain Slaanesh units, giving her a different campaign identity from Malekith’s Naggarond.
The wider Dark Elf economy still matters: conquest supplies slaves, while construction and armies compete for resources. Account for corruption as you develop your territory and plan wars. Keep a field army able to defend the settlements supporting your offensive.
Give the sorceress room to cast
Morathi’s central battlefield contribution is magic. Use the infantry to hold enemies where her spells can help, and keep her away from isolated fights that leave her exposed to focused shooting or a dangerous melee character.
A Dreadspear screen and Corsairs give her army different jobs at the front. Let the spears protect space while the Corsairs pressure an exposed side. Her magic supports the engagement; it cannot keep every regiment safe when the army spreads too far apart.
Supporting the Cult
Sorceresses add spell choices, while Death Hags and Khainite Assassins offer close-combat support. Choose a character who fills a gap in the army instead of competing with Morathi for the same task.
Morathi is Malekith’s mother and a longstanding architect of his rule. Each leads a separate playable faction in Immortal Empires.
Cult of Pleasure beside Naggarond
Morathi comes with Total War: Warhammer II, on the Cult of Pleasure. The faction spreads Slaanesh corruption and can field certain Slaanesh units. Slaves and construction still sit under that. She is the sorceress. Dreadspears keep a screen. Corsairs take a flank.
She is Malekith's mother, and Gav Thorpe's novel has her goading the prince who was passed over for the Phoenix crown. Hellebron's play page treats the Hag Queens' struggle with Morathi as a separate rivalry. Each of those three is a different campaign. The cult in the novel is not the corruption meter on the Cult of Pleasure.
Sources
- Immortal Empires DLC Ownership Guide — SEGA Support — support.sega.com